Dell has launched their first smartphone in the United States since 2007, following up on their Axim line with the release of the Aero Android device.
The smartphone will sell via AT&T for $100 with contract, making it cheaper than the carrier's current Android offerings.
Dell is also selling the device for $300 without contract.
The device weighs just 3.67 ounces, making it one of the lightest Android devices ever created.
Dell's low-end device runs a customized Android 1.5, has a 624-MHz processor, a 5MP camera with 8x zoom and 2GB of internal memory with an expandable MicroSD slot.
Despite not running Android 2.2 Froyo, owners will be able to playback Adobe Flash videos, thanks to built-in Flash Lite, giving it an immediate advantage over the Apple iPhone.
Dell is also selling the device for $300 without contract.
The device weighs just 3.67 ounces, making it one of the lightest Android devices ever created.
Dell's low-end device runs a customized Android 1.5, has a 624-MHz processor, a 5MP camera with 8x zoom and 2GB of internal memory with an expandable MicroSD slot.
Despite not running Android 2.2 Froyo, owners will be able to playback Adobe Flash videos, thanks to built-in Flash Lite, giving it an immediate advantage over the Apple iPhone.
